7: an example usage of the `execv` and `execvp` functions

pravjot May 31

7: an example usage of the `execv` and `execvp` functions
Provide an example usage of the `execv` and `execvp` functions. How do these functions differ in terms of specifying the executable file?
gaurav133232 June 24

execv("/bin/ls",argv);
char* argv[] = {"ls","-l",NULL};
execvp("ls",argv);
The main difference is in execvp, the path of the file is already specified whereas in execv the path needs to be specified.

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